BMW Sauber Sepang test notes 2007-03-27
Programme: The team's general programme for the three days of testing in Sepang includes set-up work for the forthcoming Grand Prix, evaluation of the two tyre specifications and some new aero parts. Fine tuning of electronic systems and also ...
Programme: The team's general programme for the three days of testing in Sepang includes set-up work for the forthcoming Grand Prix, evaluation of the two tyre specifications and some new aero parts. Fine tuning of electronic systems and also checking the cooling systems under extreme heat conditions will also be done.
According to the new regulations, the teams can only run one car at the same time. With Robert Kubica covering more laps than anybody else today, the team enjoyed a very productive test day and completed a substantial part of the programme.
What comes next: Tomorrow, Robert will continue to drive before Nick Heidfeld will take over on Thursday. Robert's programme for tomorrow is mainly aero set-up work and more work on the tyres for the race.
Robert Kubica
Chassis / engine: BMW Sauber F1.07-05 / BMW P86/7 V8
Test kilometres today: 509,956 km (92 laps)
Fastest lap: 1:36.187 min
-credit: bmw sauber
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